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[Free Special Lecture] Stop Organizing in Notion — Build an AI “Second Brain” with Karpathy’s LLM Wiki in 10 Minutes

Based on the LLM Wiki architecture proposed by Andrej Karpathy, we are freely releasing a practical pipeline and MIT open-source starter kit that automatically compiles five scattered Markdown notes (8,615 characters) into nine wiki documents (23,659 characters) and a knowledge graph with 44 bidirectional [[wikilinks]] in just 1 minute and 42 seconds.

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Level Beginner

Course period Unlimited

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What you will gain after the course

  • Design and Practical Implementation of Andrej Karpathy’s Three-Layer LLM Wiki Structure (raw/ Source → wiki/ Compiled → AGENTS.md Constitution)

  • How to Set Up a Triple Markdown Constitution (AGENTS.md · GEMINI.md · CLAUDE.md) for Seamless Switching to Antigravity (Gemini) in 1 Minute When the Claude Code Weekly Limit Is Reached

  • Automation for Python’s six major integrity audits (`scripts/wiki_tool.py lint`) that comprehensively blocks hallucinated links (dead links), orphaned documents, and personal information exposure in 9.5 ms

  • How to use a dark-mode knowledge graph & before-and-after comparison local web viewer (viewer/index.html) that opens with a single double-click without installing Obsidian

GPT Teacher’s Global AI Viral Reproduction Series, Part 1

I have plenty of notes saved, but
why can’t I find them when I actually need them?

Based on Andrej Karpathy’s LLM Wiki architecture, I’m sharing the entire pipeline for building my own “second brain” as files, compiling
5 scattered notes (8,615 characters) into 9 wiki documents (23,659 characters and 404 lines) and a knowledge graph with 44 [[wikilinks]] in just 1 minute and 42 seconds
.

11-minute 10-second condensed essentials (5-step practical chapters + key review quiz)

1-minute compatibility with Claude Code × Antigravity (Gemini)

MIT open-source starter kit & local web viewer provided for free

We show only 100% empirically measured results from running it ourselves.

• Input source materials: 5 unstructured real-world Markdown notes in the raw/ folder (8,615 characters · 141 lines · 26 primary sources)
• Actual compilation time: initial agent synthesis 1 minute 42 seconds (demonstrated compressed to 16 seconds in the video at a 10:1 ratio and honestly labeled) · Python rebuild and linting 9.5ms
• Generated outputs: 9 structured documents in the wiki/ directory (23,659 characters · 404 lines) · 44 bidirectional [[위키링크]] links (30 cross-references in the body + 14 in the table of contents) · 0 errors across 6 integrity audits (Lint) (6/6 PASS)

A “three-tier Markdown constitution” structure that isn’t locked into any single AI tool

While we were actually building this wiki, we reached Claude Code’s weekly usage limit (Weekly Limit). However, thanks to the same Markdown constitution (AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, CLAUDE.md) and symmetrical slash commands (/ingest, /compile, /lint), we switched to the Google Antigravity (Gemini 4 Argon High) model in just one minute and completed the project without changing a single line. This course contains the actual record exactly as it happened.

[Transparent Course Information and Notices]
1. This course is educational content that shares an engineering pipeline I directly experimented with and built, along with measured data. It does not guarantee any specific income or number of views.
2. For clear delivery and consistent volume (-18.1 dBFS linear matching), character voices based on local Qwen3-TTS (GPT Teacher · Promi) were used.
3. Obsidian is 100% free for both personal and commercial use, and a dark-mode knowledge graph viewer (viewer/index.html) that opens directly in a browser without separate installation is included by default in the starter kit.
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Who is this course right for?

  • Planners, researchers, and creators who only stash materials in Notion, Obsidian, or a notepad, then can’t find them when they actually need them, ending up with a 'graveyard of resources'

  • A non-developer who knows nothing about coding but wants Claude Code or Antigravity (Gemini) to manage their work documents as a systematic Wikipedia.

  • For those who need a general-purpose agent workflow (/ingest · /compile · /lint) template that isn’t tied to the usage limits (Weekly Limit) of a specific AI subscription tool.

Need to know before starting?

  • No coding knowledge required (you’ll work with the provided starter kit folder and copy-and-paste natural language prompts)

  • Recommended environment: macOS or Windows PC, Python 3 basic installation, Claude Code or Google Antigravity (free/paid), Obsidian (optional · free for personal/work use)

Hello
This is gptssam

I’m GPT Teacher, researching and building AI agent workflows and content automation systems.

After implementing and validating trending global AI technologies and workflows firsthand, I teach them so that even non-developers can reproduce the same setup on their own computers in just 10 minutes by sharing the execution logs, prompt specifications, and open-source starter kits as complete files. Instead of making exaggerated promises about views or revenue, I show you with data and code what actually worked and how it was validated.

[Key Research and Course Areas]

  • Building AI Agents & a Second Brain: Knowledge compilation and workflow automation based on Claude Code · Google Antigravity · Karpathy LLM Wiki

  • AI video and content production systems: Fact-checking and automated rendering pipelines combining Google Flow (Veo), TTS, and agents

  • Integrity verification automation: A lint pipeline that comprehensively checks broken links and factual accuracy across scripts, wikis, and data

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